English (all coverage topics and concepft for periodical test)

Poetry is a literary form that uses imaginative language, rhythm, sound devices, and figures of speech to express __, tell a story, or present ideas in a concentrated style.

emotions

The structured pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry is known as __.

Meter

A group of lines in a poem, often separated by space, is called a __.

Stanza

The overall beat and pace of a poem, produced by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables, is referred to as __.

Rhythm

The repetition of similar sounds at the ends of words, often at the end of lines, is known as __.

Rhyme

Lyric poetry expresses __, thoughts, or feelings rather than telling a story.

emotions

Narrative poetry tells a __ with characters, plot, and setting, usually in verse.

story

The struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot is called __.

Conflict

A __ character undergoes significant change in personality or attitude throughout the story.

Dynamic

In a story, the __ is the conclusion where conflicts are solved or the story ends.

Resolution/Denouement

Elements that examine how the character is presented include Speech, Manner, Actions, Reactions, and __.

Thoughts

A __ rhyme scheme consists of two consecutive lines that rhyme (AA).

Couplet

A __ poem is a Japanese form that consists of 3 lines with 5-7-5 syllables and focuses on nature.

Haiku

Maxims and universal truths express __ lessons or realities that apply to all people.

moral

In literature, __ refers to how the time period and events influence a text.

Historical Context

The __ mood is felt by the reader, which can be suspenseful, gloomy, cheerful, or romantic.

atmosphere